American patients are actively encouraged to seek one, by insurers, by patient advocacy groups, and often by physicians themselves. Doing so is not treated as a discourtesy to the first doctor. The patient is understood to be the one deciding.
American patients are actively encouraged to seek one, by insurers, by patient advocacy groups, and often by physicians themselves. Doing so is not treated as a discourtesy to the first doctor. The patient is understood to be the one deciding.